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Mandie and the Invisible Troublemaker

by Lois Gladys Leppard
Series: Mandie #24
173 pages, Mystery
Reviewed by Hopeylu

All in all this was a great book, though Mandie does display disobedience to her parents.

Plot

Adventure and trouble break out when thirteen-year-old Mandie Shaw returns to the Misses Heathwoods' school for girls in Asheville. The Misses Heathwoods are selling the school, but Mandie is afraid she won't like the new headmistress. Mandie wants her grandmother to buy the school, but her grandmother seems to be missing.

When school starts, Mandie finds herself in trouble all the time; but it's not her fault, so who is framing her?

Morality

The characters, including Mandie, are kind and loving to each other. Sometimes Mandie can be selfish, and she disobeys her authorities at times.

Spiritual Content

The Misses Heathwoods' school goes to church and so does Mandie's family, including her grandmother. There's talk of prayer and that God will answer prayer.

Violence

None.

Drug and Alcohol Content

None.

Sexual Content

None.

Crude or Profane Language or Content

None.

Conclusion

If you like mysteries then this is the book for you. This book was exciting and I enjoyed ever minute of it! Mandie is a kind Christian girl, but sometimes she makes mistakes, which she can fix in the end. Older readers may find the book boring, but it's an excellent book for its age group.

Fun Score: 4.5
Values Score: 4.5
Written for Age: 11-12

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